USA
Q1
What are the job opportunities for Indian workers in United States?
The job opportunities are in sectors Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities, Human Health and Social Work activities, Wholesale and Retail Trade, Finance and Insurance, Manufacturing, Educational Services, Transportation and Warehousing, Information and Communication.
Q2
What are the basic requirements to work in United States?
The basic requirements include a valid passport, confirmation page of Form DS-160, appointment letter confirmation, educational qualification documents, employment testimonials along with other financial documents.
Q3
How do I apply for a job in United States?
You can apply for a job in United States through registered recruitment agencies, job search websites, directly with employers or through NSDC via Candidate registration. You need to apply or register yourself, submit your resume and may need to undergo a few rounds of interview. Employers may also conduct background checks and require candidates to take skill tests or assessments.
Q4
What are the typical working hours in United States?
The standard working week in United States runs from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5om with half an hour for lunch. However, workplaces are becoming more flexible.
Q5
What is the minimum wage in United States?
The minimum employee salary in USA is USD 7,25 per hour.
Q6
What are the typical benefits offered to employees in United States?
Benefits to employees include health insurance through the employer, pension plans, home-office arrangements, training courses, health courses, flexible working hours and paid maternal/paternal leaves.
Q7
What are the standard tax rates for employees in United States?
In the USA, there are seven federal income tax brackets: 10%, 12%m 22%, 24%, 32%, 35% and 37%. The tax bracket is determined by filing status and taxable income.
Q8
Do I need a work permit or visa to work in United States?
Yes, there are various types of work visas available for Indian such as H-1B (workers in specialty occupations), H-2B (skilled and unskilled workers), H-3 (trainee), L-1 (intra-company transferees), O (extraordinary ability), P (artists/entertainers) and Q (cultural exchange).
Q9
What are the typical accommodation options for Indian workers?
Private rentals are where you rent a house or flat from a landlord or letting agent. Normally shared with a group of friends or other students, you could also choose to live alone if you feel like you need your own space.
Q10
What are the living expenses in United States?
A single person’s estimated monthly costs are 1,070.7$ without rent while a family of four estimated monthly costs are 3,974.8$ without rent. Cost of living in US is, on average, 17,2% higher than in the UK.
Q11
What are the languages required to work in United States?
The United States does not have an official language at the federal level, but the most commonly used language is English (specifically, American English), which is the de facto national language.
Q12
How much time it takes from India to United States?
The usual flight time is 14 to 20 hours.
Q13
What is the cost of Work visa in United States?
The charges of H1B work visa is $555.